Lovely Pizza & Indian Cuisine ( One & only Location) — Restaurant in Edmonton

I generally do not give single star for a small reason. Ordered the following Vegetable Samosa - Size was big but the cover wasn't cooked properly, potato mix had no taste, the dough was not a real Samosa later dough. Vegetable Manchurian - sauce was nothing but ketchup, chilli sauce and vinegar. I asked for not extra spice and to keep it the least possible, lady at the desk told me that it can't be mild which I understand but this was so hot 🥵 that me and my wife being spicy eater were also not able to swallow it, all went to the garbage 🗑️. Chole Bhature - chole we're not fully cooked, the masala was okay but again the Bhature was not the Bhature dough. May be this 1 star is for chole. Overall good was of no level to serve or consume. It was just waste of money as well as waste of our dinner plan which is more than money. I won't return to the place again but would hope they get into their food business seriously and starts analyzing their...

From the time we walked out of the library and were hit with the amazing aromas coming from Lovely Pizza, my family of 5 has been hooked on their huge veggie samosas (filled with whole spices) and Indian-style pizzas. Prices have gone up a reasonable amount over the years and samosas got a touch smaller (other samosas are still sad in comparison). If anything, they were SO cheap to start I was worried they couldn't stay in biz--where would I get my samosas then?? I'd rather pay more for better quality and support a small fam biz.

To the guy expecting plain cheese&pep: call Domino's next time. 👋🏻 Seriously, this is not your place if all you like is white bread--and that's ok. If you want to expand your palate, give Lovely a try. Our speed-dial order: large spicy Hawaiian plus butter chicken/korma/paneer pizza, and ALWAYS veggie samosas. I eat that chutney and green sauce...

Lovely Pizza? More like "Barely Edible Pizza." We ordered their supposedly "famous" Butter Chicken Pizza, and I'm still trying to figure out what they actually put on it. It certainly wasn't butter chicken. The sauce, which was supposed to be a rich, creamy tomato-based curry, tasted like a bland, watery tomato paste with a hint of... something vaguely sweet and unidentifiable. The chicken, if that's what it was, was dry and rubbery, lacking any of the characteristic spices or flavor of butter chicken. There was no hint of the creamy, buttery goodness we were expecting. Honestly, a frozen pizza from the grocery store would have been a more authentic and enjoyable experience. The whole thing was a greasy, flavorless mess. If you're looking for a genuine butter chicken pizza, or even just a decent pizza, avoid Lovely Pizza at all costs. You'll be sorely...